Source: The Herald – Breaking news. Walter Nyamukondiwa Mashonaland West Bureau Chief There was drama at the Chinhoyi Municipality council chambers today as councillors exchanged words, leading to the disruption of a full council meeting. This was after a break-in and theft of an estimated $18 000 from the director of finance’s office. Councillor Vorster […]
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Govt, business leaders meet over fake products, smuggling
Source: The Herald – Breaking news. Professor Mthuli Ncube Nelson Gahadza, Business Reporter THE Government, captains of industry and key stakeholders will meet tomorrow to explore solutions to challenges posed by the influx of smuggled and counterfeit products in Zimbabwe. It is expected that lasting solutions to the festering problems will protect the economy and […]
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Zimsec operations impress Parly committee
Source: The Herald – Breaking news. Cde Mandiwanzira Remember Deketeke, Herald Reporter THE Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Education yesterday toured the Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council (Zimsec) printing facility in Norton, returning with high praise for the establishment’s operations and security measures. The visit sought to provide the legislators with insight into the processes at […]
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Judge rejects state’s bid for Mhlanga bail referral to anti-corruption court
Lawyers say journalist’s alleged offence not related to corruption
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Congo ex-president Kabila’s allies questioned by military prosecutor
Amid suspected links to M23 rebel charge
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Medics who treated soccer legend Maradona before his death go on trial for homicide
Face up to 25 years in prison if convicted
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Duo nabbed by police with 200kg of dagga in transit
Ronald Mpofu MASVINGO Police have arrested two individuals caught in unlawful possession of 200kgs worth of dagga. Two men, Limbikani Mwanandi (36) and Speakmore Mhonda (39) were arrested at the Harare-Masvingo and Bulawayo-Masvingo roads intersection while offloading 200kg worth of dagga from a broken-down cross-border bus to Nissan Caravan. The suspects were arrested on March […] …
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Zimra shuts down Unity Village Flea Market in Bulawayo amid nationwide crackdown on smuggled goods
THE Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) has locked up Unity Village Flea Market in Bulawayo as part of a nationwide blitz targeting smuggled goods and counterfeit products. The flea market, which houses dozens of traders, is one of the busiest in the city centre, offering a variety of products ranging from clothing and footwear to mobile […] …
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Bulawayo plans US$1 Million deep well to address water crisis
Nqobile Bhebhe ,nqobile.bhebhe@chronicle.co.zw Bulawayo City Council is considering a substantial investment of up to US$1 million to drill a single deep well in the proposed Matobo Aquifer, as part of its Bulawayo Groundwater Resources strategy to address the city’s ongoing water crisis. The proposed well, estimated to be between 800 metres to 1.2 kilometres deep, […] …
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WATCH: Inmates join formal external football structures
Lovemore Dube INMATES from Khami Prison have affiliated under the Bulawayo Social Soccer League as part of their rehabilitation and reintegration into society. Zimbabwe Prisons have adopted a worldwide trend of inmates going for rehabilitation to correct their past mistakes so that they can return to be of positive influence in society. While at correctional […] …
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